Robotics Course for Beginners to Advanced Sager Education Richmond Branch

Join our Robotics courses at Sager Education in Richmond BC, offering three levels to suit all students. Learn robotics fundamentals to advanced concepts, fostering creativity and technical skills.

David Billington

“Engineering or technology is the making of things that did not previously exist, whereas science is the discovery of things that have long existed.”

We Love Robotics!

At Sager, we love Robotics! Whether a student is a beginner or wants to brush up their pre-existing knowledge, we offer three levels of Robotic courses to choose from: Robotics U, EV3 and Arduino. Alongside the courses, we also prepare students to compete in contests, such as RoboRave, the Global STEM Fair, and BotBall!

Abilix Robotics U

Designed for 6 - 10 year olds

An entry-level robotics course, which is suitable for students with zero foundation to learn. The course covers: elementary robot structure construction, visual programming, modular electronic circuits, and related mathematical and physical knowledge. Related events: Global STEM Fair and RoboRAVE

Lego EV3

Designed for 10+ year olds

This course includes electronic circuit and mechanical principles, primary programming concepts, relevant mathematical and physical knowledge, basic sensor principles and applications, and comprehensive applications combined with robot teaching. Advanced electronic circuit knowledge, mechanical transmission principle, motor principle, intermediate C language programming concept, relevant mathematical and physical knowledge and more comprehensive application of sensors Related competitions: Global STEM Fair, RoboRAVE and Botball

Arduino

Designed for for 12 - 18 years old

This course includes the operation and application of the Arduino platform, C/C++ code programming, principles and connections of various basic sensors, advanced electronic circuit knowledge, DC motor, Servo motor, mechanical devices and sensors, building the Arduino car and completing different setting tasks, learning the relevant rules and equipment principles of high-level international robot competitions, advanced programming and hardware interfaces, learning and understanding construction machinery drawing, building competition venues, building robot models according to competition tasks, and continuously debugging and improving generations according to task feedback using both Robotics and Coding. Related Events: Global STEM Fair, RoboRAVE, Botball, Google Science Fair, Intel Science Fair, and the Greater Vancouver Science Fair